Chinese Beast Form Ceramic Pillow

(lot of 2) Chinese glazed ceramic mythical beasts, in the form of candle holders, each of the turquoise beasts seated on its haunches (one lacking a leg, the other with leg repaired), 5.75"h

(lot of 2) Chinese ceramic neck pillows, each fashioned as a seated cat, painted floral accents, some crazing, one with partial wax seal, approx 5.5"h, 10"l, 4"w; 4.25lbs total Start Price: $70.00

(lot of 2) Chinese ceramic neck pillows, each fashioned as a seated cat, having brown painted spots, rising on shaped brown base, including: (1) with peacock accent, approx 5.75"h, 10.5"w, 4.5"d; (1)

Chinese vintage pottery glaze in beast form pillow. H: 5" x W: 10." Estate of SD.

Lot 159 Chinese Stoneware Cat Form Pillow glazed ceramic with underglaze blue and brown decoration 7 1/2 x 13 x 5 1/2 inches Provenance: From a Private Collection

Including 2 table bonsai, 2 cloisonne cabinet vases, a beast form pillow, a peach form box, and an agate sculpture. Approx. 9inch W, 4.5inch H (largest).

(pair) Chinese glazed ceramic cat form neck pillows, molded in the form of a cat with facial features picked out in relief, accented by brown eyebrows, painted eyes, whiskers, and dots, the back decor

Two Chinese Glazed Ceramic Cat Form Neck Pillows. Larger: 7.5" x 14" x 5"

Collectible Chinese porcelain pillow molded in beast form, the top side painted with bird and lotus, applied in beige, brown and black glaze. Approx. 16-5.5-7.5 inch.

Chinese Cizhou ingot shaped ceramic pillow, Song/Jin dynasty, the curved top painted with iron brown comma pattern, the sides molded in floral and scroll design, 7.5"w; Provenance: Estate of Dr. Graem

Chinese Cizhou ingot shaped ceramic pillow, Song/Jin dynasty, the curved top painted with an iron brown comma pattern, the sides molded in a floral and scroll design, 7.5"w. Provenance: Estate of Dr.

A CHINESE BLUE AND WHITE CERAMIC PILLOW OF OVAL FORM, pierced to each side with cash symbol and supported to each end by models of opposing boys, 30cm wide; together with a red and gilt decorated lacq

(lot of 2) Chinese ceramic pillows, comprising: (1) Cizhou style ceramic pillow, in the form a cat with brown spots, and blue foliates, seal underfoot as pictured, 5.5"h, 10.25"w, 4.5"d; (1) blue and

Chinese Song-style glazed ceramic pillow; in the form of a reclining boy; the ovoid top with design of duck amid foliage; L: 8"; wood box

(lot of 2) Chinese ceramic neck pillows, in the form of recumbent cats, each with dark brown glaze details on cream ground, floral accents to top, retaining partial wax seal, (one) with script underfo

(2) Chinese glazed ceramic neck pillows, in the form of recumbent cats, (one) with blue spots, (one with brown spots), approx 7.25"h, 5.25"w, 13"d, 10lbs total Start Price: $100.00

(pair) Chinese glazed ceramic neck pillows, in the form of recumbent cats, each with dark brown glaze details on cream ground, both with typical crazing, one intact with restoration and paint loss to

Chinese Cizhou ceramic pillow, Song dynasty, of an elongated octagonal form with white floral sprig reserve on an iron brown ground, the sides with brown leafy sprigs on a white ground (base with kiln

A rare Chinese sancai-glazed ceramic pillow, probably Liao Dynasty (907 - 1125) or laterCeramic pillow in the form of a waisted rectangle with cream-green glaze. The long sides each with a dragon cart

Chinese white ceramic vessel trumpet neck on an oval body shoulder flanked by two mythical beast form handles 16""h

DESCRIPTION: Vintage ceramic vase coated in a celadon crackle glaze and adorned with creeping, curling chilongs and beast form handles holding loose rings. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS

Chinese glazed ceramic vase; various animal and beast head forms in relief; 16" x 16" (approx.) Condition: general wear, frits, pits, minor losses

Two Chinese Song-style ceramic pillows: one a dingyao-type boy in recumbent form atop a pedestal with scrolling designs; together with grey glazed tiger showing incised deer landscape to back; L: 13 1

A SANCAI JAR, LATE MING DYNASTY TO EARLY QING DYNASTY China, early 17th to early 18th century. The ceramic vase of baluster form, decorated with mythical beast masks and bands of leaves in high relief